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Wrestling: No. 5 Nick Feldman Gives Ohio State Its Second Top-10 Commitment in the Class of 2022 - Vimarsana News

Wrestling: No. 5 Nick Feldman Gives Ohio State Its Second Top-10 Commitment in the Class of 2022

The class gives Ohio State a potent pair of big men, as Feldman is the top-ranked heavyweight in the class, and Shumate is the top-ranked 195-pound prospect. Feldman said he choose Ohio State over a list of schools that at one time included Big Ten foes Michigan and Purdue, as well as Navy and Virginia Tech, because of his relationship with the coaching staff and fellow Pennsylvania high school standouts Sammy Sasso and Gavin Hoffman. "[I] just had that feeling," Feldman told  Eleven Warriors. "Felt at home with the coaches and kids. I know they can help me be great on and off the mat."...

Iowa Wrestling: 184 - 285lbs and Team Preview - Vimarsana News

Iowa Wrestling: 184 - 285lbs and Team Preview

Iowa Wrestling: 184 - 285lbs and Team Preview Share this story The 2019-20 was one of the most volatile seasons we’ve had at a weight in quite some time. Cash Wilcke was our returning 3x national qualifier that had previously made it to the round of 12 at nationals on two separate occasions. This was supposed to be the year he finally broke through to the podium. However, with a limited window for a national title, Brands & Co. wanted someone on the mat that would force the action. As the old saying goes, “It’s better to go down swinging,” and that’s exactly what they had in mind wh...

Wrestling: Ohio State Wrestle-Offs Saturday at 11 A.m. - Vimarsana News

Wrestling: Ohio State Wrestle-Offs Saturday at 11 A.m.

Big Ten wrestling is officially underway this weekend, as the conference kicks off a condensed schedule in which teams will wrestle a nine-meet schedule over the course of eight weeks. The Buckeyes won't face a conference foe until Jan. 17, but will host the team's annual wrestle-off event Saturday, Jan. 9, at 11 a.m. EST. This year's event will be quite different from normal in the sense that fans will not be in Covelli Arena. Fifteen scheduled matches across nine weight classes will be contested, with the event streaming live via the team's Facebook page. Ohio State head coach Tom Ryan t...